Ekaterina Reyngold vs Amelia Paszun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, second serve performance shows Ekaterina Reyngold winning 38.44% of points, while Amelia Paszun has a slightly higher win rate at 38.54%. Does this small difference suggest a significant edge? Not necessarily, but it's worth considering in close matches.
• When it comes to return game stats, Reyngold has won 51.27% of her opponent's second serve points, slightly trailing Paszun's 51.68%. Could Paszun capitalize on this marginal advantage?
• Reyngold's first serve return rate stands at 34.04%, compared to Paszun's superior 34.95%, indicating potential strength for Paszun in return games.
• Under pressure, Reyngold saves 47.17% of breakpoints, better than Paszun's 44.68%. This resilience could favor Reyngold during crucial points.
• Over the past year, Reyngold has a higher match win rate of 71.43% compared to Paszun's 66.67%, reflecting stronger overall performance.
• Reyngold performs best on indoor hard surfaces (66% win), while clay is a stronger surface for Paszun (66% win). What might this mean for their upcoming match if it's held on one of these surfaces?
• Reyngold primarily competes in higher-level Challengers/ITF tournaments, whereas Paszun has seen action mostly in the Futures/Satellites circuit. Could experience at different tournament levels be crucial?
• Paszun has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents on average (383.7) than Reyngold (452.7). Will this stiffer competition have prepared her better?
• In deciding sets, Reyngold boasts a 67% win rate, marginally outperforming Paszun's 63%. How pivotal could a deciding set be?
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Reyngold has a slight edge, converting 43.19% of opportunities compared to Paszun's 41.27%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

As we examine the detailed statistics of Ekaterina Reyngold and Amelia Paszun, subtle differences emerge that could influence the outcome of their upcoming match. Although they perform similarly in second serve points won and return games, it's Ekaterina Reyngold who shows resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints.

Reyngold also enjoys a higher overall win rate and competes in more challenging tournaments, both of which might provide her with a slight advantage in adaptability and experience. Despite playing against lower-ranked opponents compared to Paszun, Reyngold's ability in deciding sets stands out.

Considering these factors, Reyngold's consistent performance across various indices suggests she holds a minor edge. Therefore, Ekaterina Reyngold is slightly favored to win the upcoming match, though it promises to be closely contested given the small margin of difference in their statistics.